Singer-songwriter Alex Lewis plays Nick Drake's 'Pink Moon' in full with storytelling, followed by a second set of original material inspired by that music.
Alex Lewis brings Pink Moon Rising to The New Adelphi Club on Tuesday 3 November, a tribute to Nick Drake's Pink Moon played in full. The first set is the album as a whole, with storytelling and background woven throughout, so you get the songs alongside the context around them. After that, there's a second set of original material inspired by that same musical world, so the night doesn't end when the record does.
It's a singer-songwriter show, and the focus is on the songs themselves rather than a big band. The first half is Drake's Pink Moon from start to finish, and the second is Lewis's own work following the same thread. If you know the album, you'll hear it in its entirety; if you don't, the storytelling fills in the gaps.
The venue is The New Adelphi Club at 89 De Grey Street, HU5 2RU. It's an independent room that's been part of Hull's cultural scene for decades, known for hosting everything from established touring names to emerging ones across indie, rock, punk, folk, electronic and experimental. It's dog-friendly and has Blue Badge parking, level access and wheelchair-accessible facilities.
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Tickets are £15 including the booking fee, and the night starts at 7pm.
